003- Rags Is Missing

Jerry of the Circus. Jerry of the Circus. Hi, Rags. Now you stay quietly in this wagon and behave yourself.

Now no use wagging your tail. I won't take you along. But I'll be right back after the show. Now be a good dog. That's right, Flossie. Keep going there, girl. Hey, out of the way, buddy.

Sorry, Mr. Collie, those horses are beauties. Hey, sure. Yeah, sure. Yeah, once I'm getting the step before they even get near the big top. Yeah, yeah. Hey, you're the kid Randall took on this afternoon, aren't you?

Yeah. Yeah, he said he had a kid to help with the water. Hey, why don't you go on into the horse, 10, get acquainted with Whitey. He's the head man. Thanks. Sure, it's all right.

Yeah, it'll be okay. This is a good time to see him while I was rosin' back so workin'. Well, so long, kid. You're Whitey. You're not what they called me around here. I'm Jerry. Yeah. Mr. Randall said I was to help you. You know, carry water. Oh, yeah. You're the boy.

The only thing about horses. Well, I hope dad take care of a string of them for a couple of years out in Arizona. Pretty marrower there. Yeah. That's your cold, huh? You, it isn't me. How old is he? About three months.

Oh, there, ladies. Hey, there. You'll break loose if she doesn't stop turning around. So wonder what's got into that mayor. Maybe I'm quite her, buddy. Nice, lady. What's the matter, lady, huh? Huh? What's your nose in your cloakwork trying to push your knight out of the stall?

Hmm, looks as if she wants to get rid of that cold alright. I can see you understand horse talk, Sonny. Shall I take the cold away? Yeah, that's good idea. Tire up there in that empty stall.